Platinum Equity’s Aventiv Technologies reached a tentative deal with lenders that calls for the prison phone company to sell itself sometime in the next year, according to a person with knowledge of the matter.
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It Hasn’t Yet'The elephant in the inflationary room': Economists react to CPI dataManitoba premier says he's considering extending tax holiday on fuelU.S. Fed likely to cut rates twice this year, economist saysNew Brunswick budget $41-million in surplus, but health-care increase just $2 million'Unambiguously good': Inflation slows in February as price growth unexpectedly easesThe Daily Chase: Inflation comes in lower than expected at 2.
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